CSS Tips And Tricks I Wish I Knew Before

Unique CSS tips and tricks that every front-end developer should know. Most underrated CSS properties and pseudo classes, effects. #css #webdesign

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00:00 CSS Clip Path
02:32 CSS Perspective
04:57 CSS Aspect Ratio
05:47 CSS Filters (Blur, Gray Scale Etc)
07:18 Styling Inputs
08:20 CSS :is, :where, :has, :not Tutorial
10:28 HTML CSS Video Captions (Subtitles)

[gabrielsaunders]

That “has” pseudo class is a game changer

[muhammadzohaib]

Sir, I just wanna thanks to you. <3 You are angel, whatever I have learn, I learn from you. There are multiple channels but you are GREATEST OF ALL TIME. Sir, can you please make an entire course from beginner to master level of BACKEND only using MERN stack, it would be much appreciated.

[ctaylor]

Been using CSS for years and these tips are new. Thank you.

[anversadutt]

Big yes for transforms and perspective, definitely will be an engaging one, pls do a tutorial on that

[CodeMom]

Yes please create more tutorials on animation. New subscriber here. Love your way of teaching 😊

[TappinMyFoot]

Some great tips.

Blur for spoilers makes sense. But please don’t give the impression that blur protects sensitive information. Blurring images or text makes it hard to see on the screen. But the original text or image are available to the user in the page source. For text, screen readers would announce it like regular text. So, nobody should rely on blur styles to prevent people from seeing what was loaded into the page.

[ekeminiben]

This is really helpful, I can't wait to see the second part of it. Thanks

[tobioketade]

Best css reveal video I've ever watched not all those ones repeating same stuff everytime, u should start a tutorial or something....u know a lot

[coder]

You are the best man. I learned to design with your tutorials <3 I'd love to see the second part and a video about 3d CSS, perspective etc

[Jrizy.]

This is amazing and incredibly helpful + well explained and demonstrated! Thank you for this.
Please keep creating these types of videos!

[arshoweo]

Watching this a few hours before exam and I’m grateful for it ❤️

[mightydawnweb]

Thank you for the great tutorial! Also, cute video at the end there! 😂 Subscribed

[URNFUND]

You pack so much useful relevant information into a short video. Amazing job!

I haven't checked yet, but if you haven't, please do make a second part to this video!

[alexdin]

this is my first time i see your video from recommendation and it's amazing channel and content

[killham]

Very useful, very straightforward and with the subtitles to the vide you have definitely earned a sub

[vishnusidharth]

Yess! Tutorials on perspective will be very useful!

[JeanDidier]

If you have 10 videos like this one, put them all in a course. Massive 💰💰💰

[emerson-sheaapril]

You litterly blew my mind and i love how you tied everything together at the end. I really had bo idea you could add captions like that either!

Im curious, as im working on a project right now. Would it be possible to highligh each word to bring emphasis to it as people spoke?

Currently, we are just doing hard copies but i like this idea as it allows for more flexibility

[samiransari-fgkx]

What an amazing secrets you reveal today,
Please continue this series>>>>

Thank you

[mikeswheels]

For a guy who has been using CSS since the 90s, this is all mind blowing!